Thursday, March 5, 2009

Voice of dejection




She’s silent but she’s thinking. Thinking why does world can’t see her, why world can’t feel her.
She’s laughing but she’s weeping. Weeping because of always being deserted, being always a has-been.
She’s fierce but she’s frighten. Frighten to things yet to occur, because she knows, no matter how long it would be, the remaining would always be her. Alone.